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[PRICE SEVE NPF,NCE. 41 t ip, (lFri" OF ORDNANCE, January 7, 18 . 1 .8: ViAtiTER-GENER AL an d B O ARD of t/,,".I)NANCE having granted their Authority for the nk;`)f•INIPRESsfONS, taken from the Plates engraved on t r : °I o ne inch t o a mile, from the General Survey of i 10t47 1 perforined under the superintendance of Public I 11.1 - 1 \I MUDGE , of the Roya l Art i l l ery, the , that. Twentv-eight Plates are already that Tmpressions iroM theinare on Sale at the 4 co v ,: i DraNll)o 'n, i n t h e Tower of London. These Plates form 4: 1). „, " ' o,i ` fl ap of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the nai• tvi‘ C o wall, an d th ence t o W ee k St. La wrence , atid • a.s from the Thames to Otfordness, ty, rm, 1 : , 41 ,:h" • Plates of the Work are now in hand, and eoritains nearly the whole of Surrey, and the Hampshire, is just completed and pu b 11 spplic dgln e x alatt`+otOMr. Baker,. at the Drawing-Room, where 4 v 4 P shown, Gentlemen wishing to procure iej rt4 tshSu r y surrounding their own Habitations, ▪t▪ : X!)cet s th e y pl ease .f or th a t p ur p ost erto ittls tlil this subject, addressed to Mr. Batter, under ti llif r '`vcretary of the Board of Ordnance, .(i , 41 W ill he immediately attended to. By Order of the Board, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan. 26, 1818. T HE PRINCIPAL OFIFICERS of His 11121 JES7T'S ORDN-iNCR do hereby give Notice AP , TISTS' , GENERAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. iipli„. the RELIEF of .DECA\ ED AR FISTS AC in the United Kingdom, and their WIDOWS and OR PHANS, Joint Patrons his Royal Highness the Doke of KENT and his Royal Highness the r - Inl.ce . of'SUSSEX.— FOURTH PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY DINNER. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX in'the Chair. DIRECTORS. . J. M. W. Turner, Esq. R. A. i Janies Lonsilale,"Esq: Chairman and Treasurer ' G. - B. Lonsitate, Esq. T. C. Hotiand, Esq. Deputy Sir Thomas Lawrence, R.A. Chairman Doke of Marlborough :sir T. 0. Ackland, Rt. M,P, Thos. : Phillips; Esq: R.A. Panic{ Alexonder,' Esq. • - John Soane, Esq. R.A. , • , ' Sir 'flnnas Bell George Souierset,+isq.- '.L. C,iatitrey,, Esq. A.R.A. John ,aiotrrs, Esq. ,i , ,:l;'. Culla: il, Esq. GeOrge Tapper. Esq. :.C . . Collins, Esq. A.R.A. ' Beni. %Vr.t, ES(f.' P.R.A. - Lord Dundas W. I-I. Watts, Es+ . . .1 1 , r tu r Glover, Esq. John Young, Esq. I - Lmorary .I.6,iit, Esq.. S - • ecretary. .4arles Heath, - Esq. Thc DINNER will take place on THURSDAY, March , sth, tt the ALAION HOUSE, .lile.rsgate-street. - . STEWARDS. G, B. Lousdate; Esq. _ F. Mackenzie, Esq. . John Middleton, Esq. G eorge M.irant, Esq. . . James.Moyes, E5q...., W. .1. Newton, Esq. Jos. Platt, Esq. I' James Itairisay, Esq. W, J. Reeves, Esq. R. R. Reinaigle, Esq. A,ll. A. William Smith, Esq-. I.P. I J. 'fen Broeke, Esq. - C.-Turner, Esq. - ...- . H. Turner. Esq. . - 'James Ward, Esc', WA. 'eWards, arid' at the Bar of the LI FEU ItY lONIEVU ire Ye" - Oct: the OBSERVATIONS, Moral, Literary, And Antiquarian, made during a TOUR through the PYRE.LEs SOT"f H of FRANCE, SWI ZERLAND, the - WHOLE of ITALY, and she NETHERLAND-,, in the Year, tBl4 and )81 S. — In Two .Volunies. By JOIIN MILFORD, Esq. jun. -. Printed for LoNomits, H RUT, &c. &C. &C. that Proposals will be received at their 12ffice, in Pall-Nall, on or before Wednesday, the 18th day of February nert,J . roin o•ueit Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TURPENTINE, fur- Service. of,this Department, for a period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon No:ice of three Months, at the option cf eigter Party. • Samples of the .eirlicks may be viewed uponapplication at the ririnrz-,.tl St aekeeper's Office in the Tower, and it is ex -. peeled that 411 Tenders do express one price only for the Oil, whether required in the yaw or bOiledState ; 'and farther ticalars, together With the Terries and („nali'llons of the . Contract, ninay be bun-4' at the Secretary's Office, in Pc'!- Mall aforesaid, any Day,betaleen the hours of Ten am,' Four" o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed ,Proposals for Oil and Tarp,: titre," vat no Proposal ertii be admitted after the said I S!lm day of February, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon of the . saine day,' neither will any Tender be noticed, unless . the Party making it, or an 44ent in his behalf , skill attend. By Order i!l' the Board, E. H. CRE,W ,SecrctarY. ~pri! 7r The extent of this Tour, and the variety of scenes . nOictt it presents, it unfiertaken -by a TravAer competent to the subject, must strtnily excite the curiosity of the Be.►der.-- liut the FIAM whence it issues holds- forth a promise pfinstraction and entertainm e nt must tecnnini nd it to general attei:tion. In tact tl , e Work. alrotimis with interesting - matter.—lt ont anis; aMang other 'curions topics, a view of tne state of society and mantiers:in Italy, very ditf,!rent from that given by Dr. Maine, since it hose time .many changes have taken place, in cons-qtlence of the occupation of that country by the,Vrench, under the reign of Buonaparte. The details that rela , e to this interesting subject are interspersed with many,animated descriptions of the, monuments of antiquity which digniry the natural charms of this classic country, as well as of the treasures of art with which is ptincipal cities are stored. Mr MlLFoaniappeat's to have been peculiat ly happy in the opportunity af en tering upon these scenes • iMinediately 6' after quitting College," a period when all the associa tions derived front study are fresh upon the mind ; and pre-dispose it to explore, with enthusia , In and veneration, the soil consecrated by genius and 'ling. At a more advanced age, these impres. sions would, perhaps, have I); en fainter; and it would have been with less ardent levotion tba't he extended his pilgrimage to the valley of Vatieht3e and the rocks of Meillerie. \Var.'s, how. - ever, is not exclusively a classical Tour. The Au thor does not view the that are passing . in the world with the indifference of a schol ar an d an antiquary, but engages . in them with t h e inte rest of an ,actor. The c ountries through which he travelled cannot be adequately described with out' frequent allusion to their history; but, in glancing at what-they have been, he at the s+. ma time spews us what ihey are, and . it is :his in ctssant contrast of their former with their pleserrt. State that constitutes the principal merit, of Id! narrative, Its next advantage is its extraordinary variety of description and incident : h e , visited a multitude of places, and retnairn.d long enough in each to familiarize himseif with the character of the inhabitants, as well as to see what curiosities they had , t'o" sheiv hitn. His 'hook, short, it that of i Well-informed :`.trid observing Traci-11er— (if one from Nvhont the satirical Finconbrid,:4e him• self tnigitf delive sprnethinL! more sithvantial than mere "dialogue of compliment,'' [7, ;end • At tor , London; cf gatch "' ruS .111114" liorl gerf Ire 1"", William Alston, Esq. • .1 !ladder, Esq. ohn Britton, Esq. F. Collard, Esq. • Collins„ Esq. A.R.A. llcv.: tr. Collyer Henry Cortiould, Esq. •l. C. Denham, Esq. Doyle, Esq. Esq. Chas. Heath, Esq. • CAlarvey, Esq. M.P. .10s House, Esq. . John Jackson, Esq. R.A. W. S. Lethbridge, Esq. I. A 11 1, - 159 1)-1)oCk. ,„cerY' el, 1 " 4 tr."t't,l IL H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE VF 0111.),v_iNcl.'„ Jan, 2G 131 s. 0 3,191 Joye ti f i ;-59 bers^ ARM Y CONTR.\ CTS. • • CamMiss ar i a t D epar t me nt,.T rc , sury 1 Chambers, Ja n . 30, 1818. k(YrICE is hereby e,iveo to all Persons desirous It ai‘ , ()I Contracting to supply the following Articles for the th, "f th e Army, viz. tl it. r.Al3, to his Maj es ty' s L and Forces in . Cantouments, t i .; l4 lers, a n d B arracks, in the under-mentioned tloiruties and an , I:—Berk s (including 4 4 the Town of Hongerford). - Corn -1144 (including. scilly.), Essex, Tie of Man, Middlesex, and the several Comities in North Britain. , r ' s, ti , his Niajesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Q .t uar.t . 1; "1 th " under-menti one d p l ace :-;.llatil and its y. tZfl`A(iE, viz. —OATS, HAY, andTgAW, Ma'- rs CAralry •in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and. in th e under-mentioned Counties :—Berks, Corn I)°'se Essex, Northampton, t and lu the Town o ;,11(1 its Vicinity-,4; 1 f t : i hr //eliveries at; to commence on and for the 28th tlikircl t pry„ Prext ; and •t o con ti nue f or , on e. mon th on l y; t(Aals in sealed Op and 'narked, Tender tor l'tte l d. r ' 11 ' 1 ", will he received at this-Offic e on i or befi r n.e .. 7, l '''vd 'l4 ( wti be e bin none , `",it a.f l) l't Twel ve o 'Cl oc k on th a t d a y), an d, if sen t by pus.,,ge must hr paid. 411 s 41 4 st. l ie m a r.le spparately for each County and , W wh ich for the Counties comprising North Ihntriin, t intst h e Included in one 'Fender, and each Pro. st hire the Letter which is annexed to the "i'tanier nUed up, by Tw, Persons of .known Property en kloi;„.((b. I""eitrue h oun d with the Party tendering in the. ttiv iv 'ta tineted i n the printed particulars, for dne Pe:r 1/414H' of the Contract; and no Proposal will he no►tt made o n ap r i n t e d T en d er , an d t h e P i i ces ex 4t;,:ti ill. Words a t length ; and should it so happen that S l ir ' ;' : i ii"4 "ttluacire of the Contract no Troop 9 s. should be .flnder the C o ntr ac t, Cite expellee of the stamps IT l 'ikti,, 4tr act a`4l Rom!, paid in the first instance by the Con- P~ Shall he r, funded to him. "c'ti c u ~,,.(•S 1)llte Contrzets may be had_ _rT e n v n en a a pplication d oung, my( 51.ar u ." e6merecs, of Ile Depunttweryth Com e flo missar)urs of,h (3o ' eneral ti Y • t.4.,..44.4,"'1nt'1es of the Bread and Veal ma elrseen at these ietweell the h ours o f 1 welve and , %10. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE' do hereby give Notice, that Proposals n ill be received at their Qllice, in Pall-Mall,; on or before Wednesday, the 18th Febraary nest; from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply of -ENGLISH and FOREIGN IRON, for SeiTice of this Bepartment., for a period of three Years, determinable after 04 • Expiration of the firs/ Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. . Specimens of the drtieles may be viewed upon Applica tion at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; .and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's in aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where . the Proposals must' be deli7cred, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Iron ;" hut no Propbsal can be admitted after •the said 18th of Fe i:ruary, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. .By Order of the Board, R. H. CREIF, Secretary. Ti . chets may be, had of the St Albion Hotise, at It. each. • - • • • JOHN Y( ig. 04 (Jut' 17NG, Honorary Secretary. 1, an d wittrr, THE LOTTERY. ' 0 1). 11, cy, :,11. FYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornliill, returns his grateful Thanks .for the favours of his fends, re ceived for morel ban Twenty Years past, and most respect- Intiv presents - them with the Heads of the SCHEME of the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which he. flatters himself need only be seen to .he generally approved.—There are Three (;rand Prizes of 50,0001. each, which„ with the 97 other Ca pitals, will be all paid in Sterling Modey. The Drawing he.- .gins the 4th of March, and the First-drawn Blank, on each Day, will he entitled to the proportion of 12 Pipes of Old Port Wine in exchange, for 1,000 years, or longer if re goiTed ; full particulars of which mar he had, gratis, at. Cornhill, where ..es:ery description of Business in the Public Funds.is faithfully transacted.—The different variations in all the Government Securities may be known as above every, hour. a tl, n3 StAb'c' d, Spi fel), `'t 10, eft,, CARROLL Sold in !be Last Lottery no kas than SIX CAPITALS, including • TWO of TWE.NTY THOUSAND POUNDSi. viz. 3,645.... Class 8...... L 20,000, in Shares 4,349.... Ditto 20,000, in Shares 5,842.... Ditto r • 525, in 'Shares ' 2,028.... Ditto .. 210. in Shares • 3,645.... DiTto .. 210, in *lizirei .('lass A......... eio, Whole Ticket. G. t 'ARROLL•aIso Sold in Shares No. 7,735, the' LAST PRIZE OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS • rycr - drawn, at. his truly fortunate and old-established Offices, 7, t.•ornhill, and 26, Oxford street. The present Lottery will commence Drawing on the 4th of NEXT MONTH. • The Scheme is comprised of Sterling Mo ney, and contains . THREE PRIZES OF TEM, CY THODSAND POUNDS, ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES,' TWELVE PIPES OF FINE OLD:PORT, 3;.c The Tickets and Shares for which are now on Salq at the Of fices of G. CARROLL, 7, Cornhill, and 2(1, Oxford-street. EXCHEWER BILL OFFICE; February 7, ISIS. TO BE PAID 'OFF.. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of Fehruar: a ii.l 1617, issued per Act 57 Ge 6. 111. Cap. 4 1!-IE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA.TESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying oft the Principal of , the above-mentioned EXCHE ,QUER WAILS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex .chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Mo•tday, the 9i Iv day of March, At tendance will be given daily (Sundays and' Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Tuesday, the 3d of March, fuoni ten o'clock in the morning till one in the after- !` In talking of the. Allis an•l Apiiepines, '' The PyrenrAn. and the ri%•,•E LAW IN I.ELLIGENCE COURT OF KING'S BENCI I, 'ft:CS:MY NIORNIFG, Ft:B. 10. ARTHUR THISTLE WOOD Was brought on the floor of the' Conrt this day, to answer the Articles of the Peace exhibited :ha 4 :Men? Iii0"1 against him on a forme: clay by Visconti( SID MOUTH. Oil being informed that be would be required to enter into a recognizance,, hitn•ell itt .6001: arid two sureties in•3ool` he objected t o the Order, as being excessive. tie was then asked if he had any. friends to answer for his keeping the peace, and in what sum ; to whiclrhe replied that he had none. The Court theraore ordered the recognizance to stand.-- , The ATTORNEY-GeNE- NAL then rose to prefer an indictment for sending a Challenge to Viscount Stomotyrn, with an in tention to provoke a breack of the peace. T o this Tut ISTLEWOOD pleaded Guilty.—After seine consideration, the Court ordered him to be com mitted to.the custody of the Marshill of the M - ar- SiitilsCtii and to br. brought op to receive sen tence on the last day of the Terra. - ARMY CONTRACTS. Treasury' Chambers, Commissariat epattment, k 9TI C D E is hereby given to all Per'son's 1 1 ' 4 1 ' " Contracti ng t o supply BEEF' and MUTTON ,to ktti.,:l"q's Laud Forces in Caotonuicnts, Quarters, and -ti ts 11, 4 • iht, tinder -menti one d C ount i es an d Pl aces : I ki t t 4 Berk s (i neluding the 'lawn of Huogrrford),. Bar -114, .4l111),,•4' D 11'4 ' 4 s, Chester, Cornw a ll (i nc l u di ng Deyo", urh am (including Holy Island), Essex, Gl o u ce st e r 1 / 4 It its '•• City of B r i s t o l), , Hants, Hereford, tsi t . of Ala n , I s l e of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Lin 'llitt," v' Olesex, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, Not • (:) tfortl, Rolland, SutFolk, Surrey, , Sosset, War r‘l'struorland, WiltS, York, City of Bath and its 'Vivi or Ely amlditto, City of Carlisle and ditto, Town 4 ' 1 4 ditt o , T own of Leicester and ditto, Town -I'l-littatipton and ditto, Town of Dudley and ditto, l' ll'evt•glittry and ditt o , Town of Taunton and daft°, l!ltb''`' Ne w - castle and ditto, North and S o uth W a l es, an d *k' k\i: (Vt. rli Co un ti es 'i n North Britai n. ILic su pply Beef, in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, 4 arv. . • 4t ti4' Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th k: 4 41. arch next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up () " Tender for Army S u p p li es, " will he received 41,,,,v5ee o n or b efore Wednesday, the 25th day of Fe ;ut tione will be rewired after Twelve o'Clock on 1',.,:: 1 1; and if sera by Post, the Postage must be paid. lm i ~ l ust be mad e s e p arately fur each County , Island, 11‘ sl .4 ' 1 "xcept fo r th e C oo ot i vs comprising North and South kit s , " ; i 4 wii;cti must be i nc l u d e d i n one ' Tender; as also several Counties hi North Britain ; and the Pro th" s "idly of llevf in the Islands of Guernsey, Jer !,Cl Aldetney, Most includ e the whole of the (Mee :/ ; ‘ r a nd each PropOSal must have th e Letter which : i s . 1 „"!•, .\ „ I ; ,,,, tbv:l'el:dtv p roperly filled np, twt '"in;Ut're t i t ) e t c : ( le ' i p ' t ::t b 'u ed n ' d P7t tti ti r P s a , fo' ten the " I ' the Coatrict ;- and no Proposal , will be ~!st d tuatton printed Tender, aud the I nces ex -1:" s..ords- at length : aud should it. so happen that ctintionanct of the Contract no Troops Stamps ;trrct_ t yt t he, C ontriet, the Expellee of the Stamps 'tract aod • • e first instance by the o r, shau pato t t e refunded to hint. 4114 11 " J' t ! 1 .; 11 :' of. the Cootr,et, say had upon application t to t , l e , m f&" 4 o:be rs, • , s o f Eleven and Five, t.sn•gh: Dilive Of De put:c ". .o, l ,l ) e i„ .l . 4 a " r - ) l ._Gziltla.l Young, &lin noon, for the Purpose of receiving the same; and, fur tie •greater dispatch, the beareA of the said Bills are desired to place the Bills in Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their ruspective dates, such as are for the sane Amount being nume- . rically arranged, ,and specifying the principal Sams and Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 9th day of March inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers, should they be acting as the agents of holders whose name; are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro cure the endorsements of such holders; and the bearer 4 are also indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their usual Signatures ; and to write their names and residence at the bottom "of each List ; and they are moreover required to attend. the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to re ceive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. • If any of the holders of the afOresaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 9th day of March, they may be ac commodated on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examina tion one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning- the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered o❑ or before Tuesday, the 3d of March, may he accommodated with new Bills, payable to , or Order, carrying an In terest of two pence by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear 'date the said 9th day of March, and will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Tuesday, the 10th day of March, and the fol lowing days. The" Exchequer Bills to he issued in.Exchauge, and made payaide to , or Order, as ab . ove-mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, or swill be paid to the Bearer if the blank sball not bt; filled up. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to 24th February, 1817, have been advertises' to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. ' ' CSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior 11 ' ',4 FISH SAUCE. It will be found equal in point of strength to Essence of Anchovies, and far excels it in fla vour ; to the admirer of that Fish, as a'Sance, it will he a great acquisition; and it is particularly convenient, as it is used as Essence 4.4 Anchovies, and saves the time of picking the Shrimps, &t. The Propriet o rs Hatter themselves that when (Mee a trial is given, it will obtain a pre-eminence over all other Sauces for broiled and fried Fish. Mad e by C. hinmw•e and Son ; and sold, only wholesale, by 'l'. Powell and San, at their Italian and Oil lVarrlione, I Corner of Hatton-garden ; and of most of the respectable Fish Nance Venders in Tuivii.ttnil Country. i t ,ts tar yTSB -PS Prizes, in . the last Lottery. have tra veiled the Gauntry round, and stied their genial in fluence on every Towntbey have visited. Aliire than Thirty different places. including nearly every letter in the Alpha bet, have been benefited by this good fortune, which, to many, might appear surprising, but in BISH, was 'only what every one might have expected.-The Particulars of his Three 20,000!.Prizeiare as follow:- 1.• 16th of 20,000 .... Aberdeen " - '1,950 -16th of 20,000 .... Bath 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Berwick 16th of 20.000 .... Bristol 16th of 20,000 .... Britton 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Camberwell ! 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Chesterfield 16:11 of 20,000 .... Clapham 16th of 20,000 .... Cork . ' 1,250! Half of 20,000 .... Cornhill. 4th (4,20,0 0 0.... I)rby 16th i 4 20,000 .... Derby 16th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh ' 18th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh, another 1;250 16th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh, another 1,250 161 h. (4'20,000 .... Glasgow 16th of 20,000 .... Gloucester 16th of 20.000 .... Hereford 1 , 0,50 IGt h of 20,002 16th of 20,000 .... London (not registred) 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... LondOn (ditto) 16th of 20,000 .... Newcastle, (Staff.) 1,250 16th .of 20.000 .... Newcastle-on-Tyne 16th of 20,000 .... Newgate-street 4th of 20,000 . . Norwich 16th of so,uoo .... Norwich 16th of 40,000 Oundle . 16th of 20,000 .... Penzance 1,250 • 16th. of 20,000 .... Thetford lithe of mew whitechapel' . 16th of 20,000 Wincanton 16th of 20,000 .... York • 1,250 Three Prizes of 20,0001. each,—making 1 60,000 *.* In the last Lottery that contained 3 Prizes of ao,ooo/. BISH sold them Aft! ! ! Nt4 Lottery begins 4th I'vlarch—Three Prizes of 30,000/.- 100 Capitals—No Stock Priz es—All Sterling Money-12 Pipes Old Port Wine, besides the Scheme. PUBLICATIONS. This Day Was puhlished, In. One Volume, , Ito. with 16 Plates, 21. 2s. , CCOUNT o 1 a VOYAGE, of DISCOVERY to the Western Coast of COREA, and the GREAT LOO 01100 ISLAND. lic Captain BASIL HALL, R.N. F.R.S. Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. Jost ptihlislied, price 14s. exti a 1)0:ii cis, riPLIE }E(IS of gNGLAND ; or, the Tri un►phs of the Late War, as they appear in theylianlis of Parliament, progressively voted to the Navy and Army; and the Communications, either oral or written, on the sub. jt,'t, chronologically arranged with Notices liographical and Military. By MAURICE EV'ANS, Navy and Army Agent. " I ion sure I speak .t he language ,of the liotwe, when I say that it is impossible to find any where the glory of our arms -so well describ e d, as in Ihose.bellliant displays of alo quence..”—Lord C as tl ereag h' s Spec eh, May 20, 1816. lt„* A few Copies are taken on large fin t'rial Paper, and hot-pressed, pri ce 1 1 . . 8 ,. Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold be Messrs. Longman and Co.; lialdwin and Co.; Law and %i'hittaker ; Black, Par bury, aid Alien ; Egerton; Westley and Parrish; and all other Boolusellers. OIL "fiiADF.,. Yesterday Mr. MARRYATT moved to set aside a Rule of• the Court. obtained last term against Mr.lbers, an eminent merchant in the City. and Mr. Cleasby,hkbroker,under a charge I hat they had conspired I,' raise the price of oil by fie inus and nominal sales, and also by engrossing the markets from which this country is supplied. 'Fite Learned Counsel adduced !Hoot to spew that there was no thing irregular t in any of the purchaes made by Mr. Ililbers, the whole being in the usual regular mode-of ; and .contended that the charge of engrnssiu and conspiracy could he affixed on the Subscription Society with more propriety then they had attempted to throW it on his Client.— After some ingenuity of argument by Mr. SCAR LETT, on the othet side, the Court at length dis charged the Rule. Among the impels of the kite Mr. M. of Good .man's-fields, who died, worth 163,000/. was ,the following curious document, to shew how he ob tained the greater part of his 'property. lie had a wheel, In which he put 1000 small cards, mint beret! from 1 to 1000 ; .and after Well turtling. it, drew as many numbers as there were thottsands in the State Lottery at the time he used it ;. that is, if there were 18,000 'rickets. (is in the present Lottery), he would draw 18 pro►ni•cunns num bers—these • he noted down as numbers between No. 1 and No. .1000. ile: then put the whole again into the wheel, and after turtling it, drew 18 more, which he noted down as numbers by- . tween No. 1001 and NO. 2000; and so ,bn, until he had , lB numbers for every thousand, which, in this case, would be 324 numbers ; he, then put these 324 numbers only into the wheel, mid drew • 18 of them : froM these he made his purchases, and amassed the greater part of his wealth by Capital Prizes.